'They were jealous of his success': Murder accused out on bail dragged, stabbed and shot multiple times in Greater Noida
Times of India
by ADVITYA BAHLFebruary 25, 2026
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A 30-year-old man named Nitin Nagar, who was a key suspect in a 2024 murder case and out on bail, was brutally attacked and killed in Greater Noida, India. The incident occurred in Luksar village under Ecotech-I area when four men dragged him through the streets, stabbed him multiple times, and shot him in front of his wife. Nagar had been facing trial for the August 2024 murder of another villager, Vinay, and was granted bail last year. His wife’s complaint detailed how the attackers ambushed him near their home, using firearms and knives to carry out the attack.
The attack appears to be part of a gang conflict, with sources claiming it was orchestrated by Rajesh Ramola, a local influential figure. Witnesses and family members allege that Ramola’s gang targeted Nagar due to his growing success as an entrepreneur, running an RO water plant and e-rickshaw agency. They suggest that Ramola and his associates were jealous of Nagar’s financial achievements and sought to eliminate him through threats, extortion, and violence.
Nagar had faced multiple threats before the fatal attack, including a previous attempt on his life by Ramola. His family also claims that his father’s suspicious death and the torching of his vehicles six months ago were part of a coordinated campaign against him. Despite these incidents, authorities failed to act on previous complaints, leaving Nagar vulnerable to further attacks.
The case highlights the dangerous gang dynamics in the region and the lack of effective law enforcement response to such crimes. It underscores the broader issue of violence and intimidation used by local gangs to maintain control over business and personal rivalries. The ongoing police investigation has resulted in two suspects being detained for questioning, with more teams formed to track down other perpetrators.
This incident reflects the volatile crime landscape in India’s urban areas, where disputes often escalate into fatal violence. It raises concerns
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Originally published on Times of India on 2/25/2026